Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 9 Jan 1997.
REQ: Moose Art (Small pref)
alt.ascii-art
· 4 messages · 9 Jan 1997 - 13 Jan 1997
Hiya y'all. Can anyone come up with a moose (as in the tall, north American deer, not a small Scottish rodent). I'm not too hot at the old ASCII Art and have given up trying myself. Go on! Would be much appreciated! Rgs Craig --
In article <32D...@sol.co.uk>, Craig A McKay <McM...@sol.co.uk>
writes:
>Can anyone come up with a moose
A moose from my notepad:
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joan stark spu...@juno.com
ascii art gallery: http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7373/
On Thu, 09 Jan 1997 11:23:36 +0000, Craig A McKay <McM...@sol.co.uk> wrote: >Hiya y'all. >Can anyone come up with a moose (as in the tall, north American deer, >not a small Scottish rodent). Perhaps not quite what you were looking for, but who knows? -Hope I'm right in thinking elk and moose are the same... Elk as an alternative to smilies...? Who knows, this could be the next big thing! (as if...) Anyone else think of some new ones, post 'em! Before I forget, only the ones with my initials beside them are actually mine; the original idea was gleaned from a German poster a month or so ago who supplied a somewhat limited translation of whatever it was he (she?) was saying, so credit to that person - unfortunately I didn't save the post, so apologies for not giving their name. [an elk] ^-^-^-@@-^-^-^ (..) [female elk] ^-^-^"@@"^-^-^ d (..) b [baby elk] ^-^-..-^-^ aB (..) [elk with glasses] ^-^-^\OO/^-^-^ (..) [angry elk] ^-^-^-��-^-^-^ (..) ^-^-^-��-^-^-^ aB (..) (might be character set problems on the two above...?) [elk with a cold] ^-^-^-@@-^-^-^ (.,) [elk smoking a pipe] ^-^-^-@@-^-^-^ aB (..)__u [stoned elk] ^-^-^-++-^-^-^ aB (..) [sleeping elk] ^-^-^-uu-^-^-^ aB (..) [mutant 4-eye elk] ^-^-^-88-^-^-^ aB (..) [robo-elk] ^-^-^-==-^-^-^ aB [..] [a herd of elk] ^-^-^-@@-^-^-^ ^-^-^-@@-^-^-^ (..) ^-^-^-@@-^-^-^ (..) ^-^-^-@@-^-^-^ ^-^-^-@@-^-^-^ (..) ^-^-^-@@-^-^-^ (..) (..) (..) Anyway, hope that wasn't a waste of time! ________ -_________________ (________) _________________ / _/~ _________) (_______________ \ - o") (___ ~\_ <elvis@beedie. _/~ ______) \ - {_} _) ("o prestel.co.uk> o") (__ _____) - _"_ (___(\'_____________________'/)_____) (_ \______________//_____________________\\___________) - -alexB Could anyone out there offer up any ideas for making my .sig a little more interesting? It just strikes me as being a bit flat & empty, and in need of something else to liven it up a bit... All help *VERY* welcome. Also (do I ever stop?!) greetings to joan, erik, the occasionally present b'ger, and all the other regulars here - thank you all! And is it just me, or is rec.arts.ascii absolutely kaput? Nothing's happened there for weeks...
alex beedie wrote: > Before I forget, only the ones with my initials beside them are > actually mine; the original idea was gleaned from a German poster a > month or so ago who supplied a somewhat limited translation of > whatever it was he (she?) was saying, so credit to that person - > unfortunately I didn't save the post, so apologies for not giving > their name. Mea culpa. ;-) Sorry for my bad english in the posting with the elks. Your new 'signed' elks are nice, but the 'aB'-sign won't be indidivual... I'm still working on ascii- and HTML-arts, may have a look at http://www.germany.net/teilnehmer/100/17506/galerie/artig/kirstin.htm ceye Arno -- .sigature V2.81 ------______ http://www.realcity-germany.com Arno Beckmann ------______ Die Online-Einkaufsstadt mailto:bec...@informatik.fh-hamburg.de ------______ Werbung http://www.germany.net/teilnehmer/100/17506/index.htm ------______
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